Australia's central bank will likely cut interest rates again

Australia's central bank is expected to cut interest rates for the second consecutive time on Tuesday, responding to cooling inflation and global economic uncertainties. Economists predict the Reserve Bank will lower the cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.6%, following concerns about US trade policies and a fragile global outlook. The decision comes before a deadline for US tariffs and amid geopolitical tensions. The move aligns with other central banks easing policy, while the RBA also faces domestic factors like tepid spending. The bank will also discuss increased transparency in its decision-making process.